Alas Kedaton Temple

Nestled amidst 6-7 hectares of lush forest, surrounded by serene rice fields in Tabanan Regency, West Bali, Alas Kedaton Temple offers a unique blend of natural beauty and spiritual tranquility. This expansive sanctuary, covering approximately 12 hectares, is renowned for its vibrant green environment, crisp fresh air, and a profoundly calm atmosphere. Visitors are invited to explore an unspoiled natural attraction, observing a thriving population of playful monkeys in their natural habitat. Beyond the charming primates, the forest is also home to bats and other diverse wildlife, boasting at least 24 identified species of grove plants, making it a rich tapestry of biodiversity. Alas Kedaton provides a truly immersive experience into Bali's spiritual and natural heritage.

Price List

• General monkey observation/photography: Free
• Bat show: Paid (Inquire On-Site)
• Taking pictures with snake: Paid (Inquire On-Site)

What's Included

• Access to Alas Kedaton Temple grounds and forest
• Opportunity to observe monkeys in their natural habitat
• Enjoyment of natural environment and fresh air
• Observation of bats and other diverse wildlife

What to Bring

• Nuts or cookies (for feeding monkeys)

Notes

• The monkeys are tame and free-roaming; avoid provoking them.
• It is advised not to wear hats or glasses, as monkeys may attempt to steal them.
• The best time to visit Alas Kedaton Temple is around noon.
• The temple ceremony (Anggarakasih Medangsia) does not use fire, Penjor, and concludes before sunset.
• Souvenir shops, food and beverage stalls, toilets, and a wide parking area are available near the temple entrance.
• Alas Kedaton Temple is located in Kukuh countryside, Marga Sub-district, Tabanan Regency.
• The inner holy yard of the temple is uniquely situated lower than the middle yard, differing from most Balinese temples.
• The temple features four entrances.